Hurricane Alvin: Conagua Maintains Surveillance of Low Pressure Zone in the Pacific; Issues Alert to 5 States

La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS). The National Weather Service (SMN) reported this morning a high probability, of 80%, of forming an area of low pressure south of the Mexican Central Pacific coast at the beginning of next week, so authorities in Baja California South monitor. This phenomenon could escalate into a tropical depression by the middle of the week. Although its development is expected, the trajectory and evolution of the possible tro…

The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that a low-pressure area in the Pacific Ocean is under surveillance and is 80 per cent likely to evolve to tropical cyclone in the coming days. If developed, this system could give rise to tropical storm Alvin, the first phenomenon named for the 2025 cyclone season, and even climb to hurricane in the course of next week.

The weather system located off the coast of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Michoacán increased today Saturday May 24th its probability to become the first tropical cyclone of the season, which to develop in the coming days would be called Alvin. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. It begins to follow us now. The National Weather Service (SMN) reports that it is a low pressure zone that could be formed during the weekend south of Michoacan, Guerrero and Oaxaca,…

Civil Protection of Chiapas reported that cyclone Alvin does not represent a direct danger to the state due to its remoteness. However, he recalled that since May 15 the season of tropical cyclones began, so it is recommended to stay alert, avoid streams and rivers grown, and follow the official communiqués before possible intense rains. For this and more information, follow us on our social networks as on Facebook: TV Azteca Chiapas , via X: @T…